Sentence examples for term one of the from inspiring English sources

Then they ran a ball down it and made the woodland creatures listen to a plinked out version of a Bach classic played on what I would term one of the most egregious wastes of wood I've ever seen.

2. Think long term One of the main cultural barriers across society is the focus on short-term key performance indicators (KPIs) and budgets.

Earlier this term, one of the halls was flooded with sewage and two of university residents have reported rat infestations.

In the longer term, one of the keys to ensuring that Putin does not get his "frozen conflict" is to close that frontier.

– Stringer Spitzer also made sure to bring Stringer's involvement in winning Mayor Michael Bloomberg a third term, one of the stickiest issues of the current election season.

Gates and her graduate students embraced the term; one of the students drew, as a sort of logo for the effort, a coral colony with a red "S" on what might, anthropocentrically, be called its chest.

Finally, of course, it must be on its own terms one of the most effective books ever written.

In 1994, the Army Corps of Engineers embarked on what Mr. Kelly terms one of the largest beach replenishment programs in history.

24 is what Sutherland repeatedly terms his "second chance" in what he terms "one of the most competitive businesses in the world".

In the end, the destruction of what the Municipal Art Society termed "one of the great monuments of classical America" led to the creation of the Landmarks Preservation Commission in 1965.

The two struggle face to face, as DuVernay re-creates in personal terms one of the defining moments in the life of the nation.